Wake STEM Early College H.S. Clubs
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Wake STEM Early College H.S. has a wide variety of clubs and organizations. If you are interested in becoming a part of one of them, contact the advisor or student leader(s) below.
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Art Club
Advisor:
MK Baker Student Leader(s):
Ella Messinger Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
After School Tuesdays
Art Club allows students to embrace their artistic side amongst STEM education. The club does activities and lessons about drawing, poetry, painting, pottery, etc.
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STEM Asia
Advisor:
Kate McGrath Student Leader(s):
Noah Joo and Alice Ko Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Monday B-Week Lunch
Our goal is to spread Asian culture in a safe space. There will be food, games, and other activities.
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Black Student Union (BSU)
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Wednesdays During Lunch (1401)
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Bring Change 2 Mind (BC2M)
Advisor:
Kate McGrath Student Leader(s):
Kaden Baetz Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
SMART Lunch: A-Day Wednesdays
BC2M is an organization that brings awareness to mental health and provides many great resources.
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Car Club
Advisor:
Myriam Nantz Student Leader(s):
Faris Aly Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
B-Day Club (1505)
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Debate Club
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
Luke Dickerson Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Friday of an A-day week from 10:30am - 11:00am.
Debate Club is a place for people to express their opinions in a structured, but fun, setting. We will be playing debate-related games to practice public speaking skills and quick thinking. Our goal is to allow the students of Wake STEM Early College to discuss controversial topics in a safe environment, such as whether zoos should be banned for animal cruelty or if children should have access to violent video games.
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Green Club
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
Aidan Camilleri, Ricardo Castro, and Bianca Ramirez Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Wednesdays at 2:30 PM
We try to emphasize sustainability efforts for the school. Our club has grown plants, participated as the only high school club at NCSU's annual Earth Fair, and clean up Rocky Branch trail MM 2-3. Come join us!
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GSA
Advisor:
Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Contact Mr. Haymore for more information
This is a student-led group to foster friendship and support for LGBTQ+ students and allies. We welcome first-time and returning attendees! This group is a safe space for LGBTQ+ students where respect for others is expected and required.
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Jazz Combo
Advisor:
Sophia Overdiep Student Leader(s):
Noah Joo Website/Flyer:
https://sites.google.com/students.wcpss.net/wakestemjazzcombo/home
Meeting Time & Location:
Tuesdays afterschool 2:18-3:48pm in room 1303
The Wake Stem Jazz Combo is the perfect opportunity for students to express their musical talent in a school just focused on STEM. For incoming students who worry about having no music opportunities, the Jazz combo is the perfect option for you. We will be performing at fundraising events, the talent show, and school picnics! Our club is selective, only having a maximum of 7 members. We want anyone who can play instruments like drums, saxophones, trumpets, trombone, piano, guitar, and upright bass.
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Junior WISE (Women in Science and Engineering)
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
Daisy C. Lopez Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
On "A" weeks during lunch.
Junior Wise is a club for students who are interested in pursuing a career in engineering and STEM. Our goal is to empower girls and expose them to aspects of a career in STEM. Join to hear guest speakers talk about careers and engage in conversation to learn more.
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Language Club
Advisor:
Walter Price Student Leader(s):
Savoir Sumpter Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
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Math Club
Advisor:
Jessica Miller Student Leader(s):
Colten Swigart Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Math Club is meant to nurture the students' involvement with mathematics through a student support system.
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Muslim Student Association (MSA)
Advisor:
Myriam Nantz Student Leader(s):
Douae Ouhda Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
This club is meant to promote unity, educate both Muslim and Non-Muslim students about the community, along with creating a safe space to discuss.
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National Honor Society
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Please contact us for more information.
The National Honor Society (NHS) elevates a school’s commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These four pillars have been associated with membership in the organization since its inception in 1921. -
Offering a Hand (OAH)
Advisor:
Robert Aymes Student Leader(s): Santi Castro-Sanchez, Brisa Reyna-Lopez Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
A-Day Clubs (1502)
OAH is a student-led organization that helps the community through volunteer efforts and school-based drives.
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Random Acts of Kindness Club
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Every other Thursday
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Reading Club
Advisor:
Erin Johnson Student Leader(s):
Bianca Chua and Jasmine Ly Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
SMART Lunch
Reading Club allows students to come together to celebrate reading outside of what the school requires.
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STEM Science Olympiad
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Thursdays after school
Our Science Olympiad club is a place to explore different aspects of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, while learning and testing your knowledge in a competition against other schools.
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Student Council
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
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Meeting Time & Location:
Please contact us for more information
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TechnoWolves
Student Leader(s):
Kevin Phan and Austin Dolan
Website/Flyer:
Meeting Time & Location:
Please contact us for more information at teamlead@technowolves.org
Techno Wolves FRC Team 5518 is a high school student-led FIRST Robotics Competition team based in Apex, North Carolina. We are an eighth-year community-based team that recruits from Wake STEM Early College High School and other local schools. Techno Wolves serves as a valuable learning experience to all of our members; the team structure is based off of an existing model in the corporate world, giving members an early, competitive edge when applying for jobs and college. Our robotics team allows for students to learn about business, leadership, robotics, mechanical skills, programming, and more.
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Yearbook
Advisor:
Student Leader(s):
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Meeting Time & Location:
Please contact us for more information
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Membership and participation in all student clubs and organizations is open to all students without regard to age, race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or other protected classifications.
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Want to start a new club?
If you cannot find a club that interests you, please feel free to start a new club! New clubs need approval from the administrative team. If you are interested in this, please fill out this form. Wake STEM New Club Form
